Craft and StructureMediumPurpose of a text about a repair choice
Craft and Structure practice question
When a cast-iron pan rusts, do not throw it away. Scrub the rust off with steel wool, dry the pan on the hob, wipe it with a thin coat of oil, and bake it upside down in a hot oven for an hour. The pan will come out black, smooth, and better than new.
Which choice best states the main purpose of the text?
- A. To explain how to restore a rusted pan rather than discard it.Correct
- B. To compare cast iron with other cookware.
- C. To describe how cast iron is made.
- D. To warn against using steel wool.
Answer: A. To explain how to restore a rusted pan rather than discard it.
Steps to restore, and why bother.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. To compare cast iron with other cookware.
- No comparison.
- C. To describe how cast iron is made.
- No manufacturing.
- D. To warn against using steel wool.
- Steel wool is recommended.
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